No midi clock out on AMT8 ports 4-8

Hi, Logic 9, with daisy chained Emagic Unitor8's and AMT
Unitory8->Unitor8->Amt8
I"m getting midi clock out on all ports except the last 4. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to make this work or if it is even possible?
- Joel

Joel,
If you change the order... is it always the last 4 ports that aren't getting MIDI clock. If you use two devices Unitor8->Amt8, are you getting all 16?

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